Directed by:
Doris WishmanScreenplay:
Doris WishmanCinematography:
Raymond PhelanComposer:
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When the Apollo missions first landed "officially" on the moon, they found a dead, dusty, airless rock. If only they had gotten there back in swingin' 1960, when Doris Wishman did -- they would've found it looked a lot like Coral Castle in Florida, but filled with nudists! The amazing moon-ladies are just like earth-women, except for their extraordinary telepathic powers and cute antennae, and their penchant for life unhindered by bulky clothing. (official distributor synopsis)
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Months of boredom with nudists on the Moon, or how to come to grips with a plan to shoot a nudist sci-fi movie when you don't have money and you need to make a feature-length film. Like Herschell Gordon Lewis or Russ Meyer, director Doris Wishman is regarded as a pioneer in her category but, as in the case of Lewis and Meyer (and a number of other nameless filmmakers), that does not make her a good filmmaker or her films anything other than bumpy sections on a long road of demolishing taboos before other, more capable filmmakers could build on the milestones that they achieved.
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